After a two-year campaign by the Independent Drivers Guild, New York City officials voted to pass the nationâs first legislation to close the minimum wage loophole for companies like Uber and Lyft and require a minimum pay rate for app-based drivers. The City Council also passed additional FHV bills, including the temporary cap on for-hire […]
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Live reports from Missouri, Arizona and Puerto Rico made for a big show on this weekâs Activate L!VE. If you werenât able to see it live, you can watch it now or anytime on Facebook, YouTube or Twitter. Kelly Street and Brian Simmons brought us up to date on how IAM members in Missouri tirelessly
All eyes are on Missouri today as the people of the state get the chance to overturn the anti-worker âright-to-work-for-lessâ legislation. Workers across the state are hitting the polls and encouraging others to âVote No on Prop A.â Social media is abuzz with posts supporting the working families of Missouri. Here are just a few:
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Washington State Governor Jay Inslee has announced the appointment of nine women to serve on the new Womenâs Commission, IAM District 751 Retirement Club President Jackie Boschok was one of the appointees. âSister Boschok has long been a leader in the causes of fairness and equality for all people,â said IAM Western Territory General Vice
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Join us in Las Vegas November 15-17, 2018 for Guide Dogs of Americaâs annual charity weekend. A sporting clay event and a motorcycle ride will take place on Thursday the 15th. The weekendâs activities will culminate on Saturday the 17th with the 38th annual William W. Winpisinger Charity Banquet at the Paris Hotel. Dress in
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As the White House wages war against unionized federal workers, IAM-NFFE members are fighting back by sharing their stories about laborâs pride, power and patriotism. In part one of an on-going series we meet Kevin Mitchell, an IAM-NFFE member from Montana who works at the Veterans Administration. The post Federal Workers Speak: Kevin Mitchell appeared
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As Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh prepares for his Senate confirmation hearing, progressive politicians say theyâll fight against Kavanaughâs nomination due to his pro-business and anti-labor legal track record. Â The post Powerful Politicians Vow to Stop Anti-Union Supreme Court Nominee appeared first on IAMAW.
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Sixty-one Engineering Technicians, Computer Operators, Technical Writers, Drafters and Clerks at The Bionetics Corporation in Heath, Ohio recently voted to join the IAM. The 61 new District 54 members fall under the Service Contract Act (SCA) guidelines, which allows for wages, benefits and working conditions to be set by union bargaining, replacing previously established wages
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The Machinists Union is mobilizing its membership and working with elected officials to fight against the latest round of announced layoffs to strike Red River Army Depot (RRAD) and the Texarkana, Texas community. Base command on July 16 announced plans to lay off 207 defense contract employees and 98 federal term employees by Aug. 31, 2018.
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TCU/IAM members from across the nation gathered in Las Vegas last week for the 35th TCU Regular Convention. View the Facebook Photo Gallery TCU National President Bob Scardelletti proudly declared that the TCU/IAM 119th Anniversary is for everyone to celebrate. âWe are among the oldest unions in America, in the beginning we were beaten, cursed,
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